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WhyHulud t1_iw2ks8d wrote

Reply to comment by Jack_Sandwich in Analysts entirely misread the Fetterman-Oz debate. These graphs show how wrong they were by immigrantpatriot

I cast my ballot for John on Election Day. And it wasn't because I wanted to vote against Oz (that was just a nice perk). John's done a lot of good work at the local and state level. He's mostly stayed true to his word. And he even got something done at the federal level before he was elected.

I think your argument is high grade copium.

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pAul2437 t1_iw7medo wrote

What work of his at the local level did you like?

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WhyHulud t1_iw7smlp wrote

pAul! You're alive! I am genuinely happy that you didn't fall into a pit of despair from which you could never climb out.

Well, before I answer that, what of his work do you not like? Seems you've got the Catalog of Fetterman Accomplishments there. Why would you vote for a quack doctor instead?

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pAul2437 t1_iw7u2ym wrote

I didn’t vote for oz.

I really like fettermans common sense approach on fracking. It made sense in braddock to have a well.

How about you?

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WhyHulud t1_iw7vi50 wrote

It doesn't bother me that he supported a gas well there, assuming it was done in an ecologically sound way. And obviously it couldn't be done, or USS wouldn't accept having to do it that way and not make obscene profit, because the deal fell through last year.

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pAul2437 t1_iw8cydw wrote

I gave you mine. what work on the local level did you like?

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WhyHulud t1_iw8dic4 wrote

The work he did in Braddock. Building a community center from an abandoned church, youth programs, jobs programs. He put a lot of love into that town. It was amazing to see first-hand.

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